- Took 3 paper boxes full of recycling to be recycled
I have LOADS of recycling to take, but I think a slow and regular drop-off is the best plan.
At some point that mountain of cat-litter containers need to make their way to be recycled.
For several years I was SURE I was going to use some silicone caulk, tubing, and water to create an outdoor fishtank to put on my balcony. Or perhaps raise brine shrimp in a lower level, and guppies or mollys in the upper levels (so that the brine shrimp get higher salinity, and the guppies have the brackish water they like.
But now I just need to save a couple of them to use to refill with cat litter from my local pet supply store which allows me to fill my own containers at 25 cents a pound for "premium" clumping litter.
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| Today's offering to the recycling gods. All the plastics pre-sorted to save time when I drop them off. |
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A slow and regular drop off is something you do when you don't have surplus. Get rid of it all and then take your accumulated recycling as you need to
ReplyDelete1 reason for the slow and regular drop off is to assist with the sorting. It's much easier to see all the tiny little 1's, 2's , 3's, and 5's at home than in the lights at the recycling place.
ReplyDeleteNeed to get Project Dumpster done first tho.